LTT SCD

[Joe in PNG]

Just put mine into my new G19 MOS.
Now I just need that new Holosun to come into stock.

[revchuck38]

I just installed mine in my G45. It blocks the striker as advertised, but once the striker goes forward, the SCD remains to the rear. It appears that the tab that sits in the striker channel is bearing lightly on one side of the channel. It pushes easily to the forward position. Is this something that sorts itself out while firing? Is it installed incorrectly? Am I holding my mouth wrong? Suggestions?

[TheNewbie]

I just installed mine in my G45. It blocks the striker as advertised, but once the striker goes forward, the SCD remains to the rear. It appears that the tab that sits in the striker channel is bearing lightly on one side of the channel. It pushes easily to the forward position. Is this something that sorts itself out while firing? Is it installed incorrectly? Am I holding my mouth wrong? Suggestions?

Can you press it back in?

[revchuck38]

Can you press it back in?

Yup, it moves easily, just not by itself.

[blues]

Yup, it moves easily, just not by itself.

One of my original gadgets did that for a while and then settled in. (I lubed it very lightly...but I think it did the work itself.)

[MandoWookie]

Any update on either likelyhood of a more Gen4 SCDs, or barring that whether Gen5 is backwards compatible with Gen4?

Someone made a generous offer to send me their old Gen4 SCDs, but I would rather buy new for 2 reasons:

1, if I am going to use it on a defensive firearm, I want it to be a part that has current production and support in case of issues.

2, to support the production of this product so it continues to have support and development, and doesn't disappear again.

[HammerStriker]

These look pretty neat and I get the concept, but in practice has anyone actually prevented a ND because of one of these things?

[newyork]

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[blues]

These look pretty neat and I get the concept, but in practice has anyone actually prevented a ND because of one of these things?

You won't know until you blow your pecker off.

(Me? I'll continue to use my original versions until or unless I need to replace them with the LTTs. YMMV.)

[Biggy]

These look pretty neat and I get the concept, but in practice has anyone actually prevented a ND because of one of these things?

I don't know, but just like keeping your finger out of the trigger guard or flicking a thumb safety on or off, you still have to remember to use it every time.